Image processing system and computer-readable recording medium
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsNobuyoshi Nakajima, Shuichi Ohtsuka, Norihisa Haneda, Kazuo Shiota, Shinji Itoh
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AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsNobuyoshi Nakajima, Shuichi Ohtsuka, Norihisa Haneda, Kazuo Shiota, Shinji Itoh
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When order processing for printing image data is carried out by recording the image data and an order file in an order processing recording medium, history of orders is managed by the recording medium so that the content of past orders can be confirmed or new ordering information can be generated by using the past order content, for example. A flag showing whether or not an order file describing the content of an order, such as the quantity and the size, should be processed in a laboratory (whether the file is valid or invalid) is recorded in the recording medium together with the order file. By judging this flag by using an image handling apparatus of an image processing system, only valid order files are processed.
An image processing system comprising:
A computer-readable recording medium storing digital image data for at least one photographic image and digital print ordering information instructing photographic print generation for said digital image data, said digital print ordering information comprising multiple print orders each describing the content of a print order for said digital image data and validity information indicating whether a corresponding print order is valid or invalid, such that said computer-readable recording medium stores a new print order for said digital image data without revising a previously-stored print order for said digital image data, even when said new print order contradicts said previously-stored print order, and said digital print ordering information represents print order history information indicating a history of multiple print orders for said image data.
An image processing system comprising:
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